by In honor of soccer fever that has taken over so many households this month, a few of our Multicultural Kid Bloggers are showing how their families honor culture through physical activity with another edition of MKB’s Wordless Wednesday. Frances of Discovering the World Through My Son’s Eyes says that, “playing sports will teach our […]
Hosting a World Cup Party for Kids
by We’re very excited for the World Cup here at Multicultural Kid Blogs and a great way to celebrate futbol, Brazil and the world is with a party. Here are some ideas to get you started in hosting your own World Cup Party Send an invitation: Evite has some colorful and fun options here, with […]
Make Your Own Kids World Cup Vuvuzela and a Giveaway! {World Cup for Kids}
by Be sure to enter our giveaway below, part of our World Cup for Kids Project. If you’re a soccer fan, you probably already know what a vuvuzela is. It’s that loud stadium horn that became famous when the World Cup was held in South Africa and has appeared all around the globe since then! […]
Sports and Expat Families
by A look at Sports and Expat Families, from a family in the Netherlands My family and I have been living in the Netherlands almost two years. My boys are 3 (twins) and 5 years old and attend a public, traditional neighborhood school. We’ve gotten really lucky finding a small village in North Brabant and […]
Making Meaningful Connections with Kids through Sports {World Cup for Kids}
by We are excited for the World Cup coming up in June! Sports events like this are a great way to connect more with family and friends, share camaraderie (or even friendly competition), and create opportunities to learn about different countries and cultures. Sports events inspire action in many different ways from gathering together to […]